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How high should a bucket of mass 10 kg be raised so that it acquires a potential energy of 50 J? (Take g=10ms)

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Answered by TwilightShine
15

Answer :-

  • The height of the bucket should be 0.6 m.

To find :-

  • How high should a bucket of mass 10 kg be raised so that it acquires a potential energy of 50 J?

Step-by-step explanation :-

Here, it is given that :-

  • Mass of the bucket = 10 kg.

  • Potential energy of the bucket = 50J.

  • g = 10m/s².

Let :-

  • The height be "h" m.

We know that :-

  • Potential Energy = Mass × Height × Acceleration Due To Gravity.

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Substituting the given values in this formula,

 

 \sf{ \longrightarrow 10 \times h \times 10 = 60}

 \sf{ \longrightarrow 100 \times h = 60}

 \sf{ \longrightarrow h = \cancel{ \dfrac{60}{100}}}

\sf{ \longrightarrow h = 0.6\:m}

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Hence :-

  • The height of the bucket is 0.6 m.

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Used Formula :-

  • Potential energy = mgh.

Where,

  • m = Mass.

  • g = Acceleration due to gravity.

  • h = Height.
Answered by ItzSeaAngel
118

Answer:

Given :

  • Mass of the bucket = 10 kg.
  • Potential energy of the bucket = 50J

g = 10m/s²

Required Answer :

Let , height be "h" m.

already We know that ,

Potential energy= Mass × Height × Acceleration Due To Gravity

Now , Substituting given values in the formula

→ 10 × h × 10 = 60

→ 100 × h = 60

→ h = 60/100 (cancel)

h = 0.6m

Hence , The required answer is 0.6m

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